Liquidity
Provide liquidity on the web and earn yield from platform activity.
What Is Liquidity?
When you add liquidity, you're funding the games. Players bet against the pool:
- When players lose, the pool grows (and your share with it)
- When players win, the pool shrinks
- Over time, the mathematical house edge ensures the pool grows
Think of it like owning part of a casino. Variance happens, but the math works in your favor long-term.
How to Add Liquidity
Step 1: Go to Liquidity
Click Liquidity in the left sidebar, or navigate to solbet.fun/realm/liquidity.
Step 2: Select a Token
Choose which token pool you want to provide liquidity for.
Step 3: Enter Amount
Type the amount of tokens you want to deposit into the pool.
Step 4: Confirm
Click Add Liquidity. You'll receive shares representing your ownership of the pool.
How to Remove Liquidity
Step 1: Go to Liquidity
Open the liquidity page from the sidebar.
Step 2: Select Remove
Switch to the Remove tab for the token you want to withdraw from.
Step 3: Enter Shares or Amount
Specify how many shares to redeem (or the token amount you want back).
Step 4: Confirm
Click Remove Liquidity. Tokens are returned to your SOLBET balance.
What You'll See
The liquidity page shows:
| Pool Balance | Total tokens in the pool |
| Your Shares | How many LP shares you hold |
| Share Price | Current value of each share (appreciates over time) |
| Your Value | Total value of your position in tokens |
Fees
| Deposit Fee | None |
| Management Fee | None |
| Early Withdrawal | 1% if withdrawn within 1 hour (prevents attacks) |
| After 1 Hour | No withdrawal fee |
Risks
Short-Term Variance
A lucky player can win big, temporarily reducing the pool value. This is normal and expected.
Long-Term Math
Over thousands of games, the 1-2% house edge ensures profitability. More volume = more stable returns.
Tips
- Start small to understand the mechanics before committing large amounts
- Think long-term — daily fluctuations are normal
- Wait at least 1 hour before withdrawing to avoid the early exit fee